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The episode discusses a lawsuit regarding the legal defensibility of racial concordance in healthcare and its implications for patient-provider relationships.

At the heart of a recent lawsuit filed by a physician is whether the medical profession’s understanding and practice of racial concordance is legally defensible. “Find-A-Black-Doctor” has served as a platform for Black, Indigenous, and Persons of Color (BIPOC) to locate providers who can offer them the best holistic treatment. However, some see this as discrimination against white-majority physicians, curtailing their access to potential patients. During my next live edition of Monitor Monday...

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